According to the Crisil Coalition Greenwich report, the average daily nominal transaction volume of US corporate bonds in August was about 51 billion US dollars, an increase of about 10 billion US dollars over the previous year, an increase of 21%. If this growth rate is calculated throughout the year, the average daily transaction volume of US corporate bonds is expected to reach US$60.3 billion in 2026, an increase of 9% over the previous year, achieving the fifth consecutive year of growth. The agency pointed out that the increase in trading volume was mainly driven by factors such as an increase in newly issued bonds, increased market volatility, popularization of trading automation, and an increase in the market share of portfolio transactions. According to the data, the average daily transaction size of investment-grade and high-yield bonds in August was 382,000 US dollars, an increase of 5% over the previous year. According to the report, there are currently few signs that the daily volume of the US corporate bond market will slow down in the next few years, indicating that the liquidity expansion trend in this market is continuing.

According to the Crisil Coalition Greenwich report, the average daily nominal transaction volume of US corporate bonds in August was about 51 billion US dollars, an increase of about 10 billion US dollars over the previous year, an increase of 21%. If this growth rate is calculated throughout the year, the average daily transaction volume of US corporate bonds is expected to reach US$60.3 billion in 2026, an increase of 9% over the previous year, achieving the fifth consecutive year of growth. The agency pointed out that the increase in trading volume was mainly driven by factors such as an increase in newly issued bonds, increased market volatility, popularization of trading automation, and an increase in the market share of portfolio transactions. According to the data, the average daily transaction size of investment-grade and high-yield bonds in August was 382,000 US dollars, an increase of 5% over the previous year. According to the report, there are currently few signs that the daily volume of the US corporate bond market will slow down in the next few years, indicating that the liquidity expansion trend in this market is continuing.